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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25
Deserved Charity.

Aid. e. r. Huntley last evening presented
each member of the Board OF Aldermen
with large fat turkey to help make their
Oh rist mas merry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

Mrs. Ralph A. Loyeland, wife of the
President OF the Saginaw Salt sDd Lumber
Co.. died Friday morning, sgei 20 years at
the family residence in Saginaw.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

Lsxhf sns~ asd Stationary
HAsatseress Dec - zs--LsghE suow. aearsy
stationary ssnpsr1ts1rs' light - EesA saEi-
eis xlads.
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OR SALE. -

LOR SALE.
i VALUABLE COAL PLANT. -,
about 80 MOS iTo - fttSDut.'
Penn now n IA operatun doing -u,ceNsiu BUSINESS
r.aiv markets IN New-lDrk ant canada io en- 70
p-n rct fr surface. 20 a. res Goa
apc gas. Vein Of IRE clay. lrs orc san i
abundance: natural 10 pih0'ive
81 pete lrodd equipment a. dwelling hon'rt 81
ants house store doing me buslhess D'~os
smiths op -four lnii &C. -,
Tor coal business. Store rents
reach IN $1,000 10 10000 annuity.
irstriass opportunity 10 secure
business Satisfactory reasons Tor nellaS
Further particulars irom 49, ,.,.nr c, $500.
% FOuith-sve. Pitisbufg. Penn.
prep res to offer ELk1ANI ANCFACIJ FLO KY.
SIR on tie natural lines aud on Railroads anu river
iron 40 10 miles the centre OF n5tsSurg Penn Cor
,espou,.nce 20 ci JAS. ". DRAPE 60, AGENTS
90 fOurthave, I1itsburr enn
Jersey FARMS.-I have for sale, on very
~ casy terms number OF good farms In New-Jer''y'
i'O" H. II ELLIOTT. l4G Broadway. NewYorE.
CNn ACRES LAND miles west Clinton,
f-ttig SAMPSON CO.. y. &. u,u.
anh corn land most OF Il heaniy nil, m
X Il w.iiiH miles % water COMMUNICATIVE
ningt1n HEALTHY climate. cypress Tor shinSos
DO ION land turpentlne orc4fa oHe'thul ~,
rev j. l.. STEWART. CLINTON n u
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Citr propertn for Safe.
Ciip properip t)aniso.

WANTED or 4 large lofts in Rcade
y rutland q VIII ING.
Beekman-st
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90 ubom 81 Alap Concern.

WHEREAS, the undersigned, CHARLES :
AsAPH D. MAIHkR late Of inc CITY Of Uuca 0negs
Court o, saf County Of Oneida for letters OF
OF said deceased, 70 be sled 10
Kim and his fr,end Edward BusLnger Tho ia day OF
Jannary 1883 at the forenoon Of ina day at
~ office In Utica Oneida County N ~ under
section 2667 Code Of Civ Procedure of tue sas OIL
Now therefore notice hereby given To all persons nay
ing claims against the estate OF the said ASArh ~
MATUEIl dc the same TO uOn Mlinan
Miss Surrogate the County OF Oneida AT ms an
Rome in said County OF Oneida or before inc !Vtn
day January 1888 at ii o'clock In the forenoon VI 'hA
day. .,o.- e,u.urc " MATUFR
JOSEPH = AVERY. Attorney, No 20 Gonssesst' UTICA
NeU.YoIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

NEw-YoRH, Friday. Dec. %. 1887.
- 49,. we're held at the Eychtnse ani Auction
Room 20 s'y - MI, - ,,.,, ~
,,c 4.forv lnildincs with lois. NOS729 nd 7Sl
Eern we : W OF 4Othst. WAC adjourned 20
Ianusfy IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
Eiuiocn1 No.lce5

ONCE o. fUr TNVFp STATES ltLtMlNNiNl coz
10 and 81 LliTRfl 81, Dec -, 1881
4 i mcc, nc at the "oard 0i Directors o, me
~ above COMPANY he'll this day. u resolved that
Dividend ~ capital sto of nj COMPANY
be declared plyaje q Hcrcins frnst Company On
and hter 5 49, ant ihli the itnfe books DE-
December 2-t 1897 clock UNI January
6th lSsS. ~ 10 o'clock. EI'if NJ !. IL N'H
JO-. " IITNTLfN. SOC. Prcr lent.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY, l.
20 Il EEpAUw ny. INV OK. Dc ~. lSSIb
4 DIVIDEND Of Onc and Onc-haf per cent
~ the cousridatci capital stock - t' mpany has
declare paVa IL cs N after Jalu rY s.
las The books Ill he CoH- On frtiy bec"n.
ber 10 at rc'-& ant Icpponct on NodrNfitT. jan
~ H. W. McNGLIrANS. Trea'urcr
- frer NiNiu NHioNhL EtNk', 49,
4 DIVIDEND Of three AMI one haii cil2 per
~ u,ou the cApt stock o. t!s n1uk has Be- dc
c,srei favtbl- v lul alter Ifnuafv o.. 1919
Inc transfer nooAs NlI remain clo'c uuii iA.i date
II. u. NAIEO, Cashier.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT TIE EXCHANGE.

-, estate market has practically shut down until
inc r,,t and business durny the coming week VIII 10
@ %sn % ,, ss oar ss
prosr ut to head at any tins
may so,,re block front in West hnave between Eighty
yinottr,h sts on the side OF the avenue ha,
ninth az, ,,r So 900 20 bernard Wilson.
been sou angs Will b. closed today fSatrday and on
The IN NH for employees Nrs-Years GIT has been
Nsnla' subscription list headed by boir OF 81.
rectOrs ,orer son SOIL at private sale ~ island
Jalnes sxtv.ave g.cs north Of hey West plenty
o. 4,Ssssnt ltGe and or. NE on H.
OF csc"d". ~ t.e Exchange sold veSter 'av AT l16i2
Ihe Ex hanre There wes cal for fve-scry dwelling.
Al inc los th4n tweDtv five feet vi ie hctwean Sour
house nns F,tty ninth sta. PARK SIXTH IN
teenth usicu lIoustOu-St. west or Broaa; tireo or
builhhE ghousc eighteen to twenty wide
four sv Fourteenth and totv eighth SITS Lexington and
b't"en folIovi1y property offered water
eevent q, ,oftronr ceres with house, Huntingdon
rpni "a. zoo; house and gain firm 10 acre at
J. l., CONT Tor 81 900 house AMI farm OF eeht
sIesNnr.syv,sbury. y. j.. for $4,000.
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W. DHAPE & CO. Agents.
Business Cbautes.

Az ooportunitv TO invest $4,000 is offered.
" The bu,incs fully before investing
a collar Addfr-s OPPORTUNITY Tribune Office
4 IBEKAL compensation to party securing us
$500 900 loan Western enterprise absolutely ssIs
well urcd and
e,t on invited tloso meaning business al
dress ECURIIY. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

~ OFPIcE or THE HoCgIN0 VALLEY
AND TOLEDO RAILWAY co.
COLUMBUS o.. December 10. 1881
Tho meet,ng OF stockholders 81 the tOlumDl'
Unekin Valley and Toledo Railway Company viii be- hol1 Al
the principal Office OF the company In Conmbn' ONO on
January 10 1898 between the hours OF ~ Of"'N
m and p M the election OF directors and ne IRAN
action Of other business The transfer books via DO "ae
from Inc Sd 10 the 18Th Of January, both inclusive
WILLIAM +. SnAH, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
Qonnlrp Droperlp for Sale ano 50 Csl

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR-Bargal IN
"A handsome residences aud bsDg sites h0uscs toloL
CiARENCE J.. TUBES. ; Beekman-st. y Y.
An HOTEL, eligibly si;u2tcd on Atlantic
n Coast llls az bet sern New.IOTk AMI Phacepbia;
N table fr either winter trade; s1inptuonsy
Irn shah ready lmme nate occupation Penn X H. STA
ION on ur.r-ss VIII be nominal rent 'p term OF
wears 10 RESPONSIBLE parry who " conform 70 luHemeht'
ApyIy 10 CASINO. T. .. BOX 1857. New-l orr CITY
EARN NE WESTPORT.C ONN-1l9acr acres
i excellent 'snd dwellings; fine view" short dr'e 10
rw.ik; sold 10 close an csts .... . ,,--,.-...,
TOR SALT.-TwO village lots, Nos l and ?
in Block l. at the village Of Franklin PARK V j. sfon-
ing tie ,enp.v vania siatoa n Tat village Apply IN
The counting.room Of The Tribune.
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SuIRo IuHnEl COMPANY.
Z I = y Vt II
" p. p,i.TIER, Chairman
SUTR0 TUNNEL COMPANY.

Transfer Books vii De opened from Nfcem,rr - 10
TO- ISL lfcin-IVe 60 cn1hl" Yiirif 7"
transfer their certificates Of sOck 10 their owl ranr'
~. q. Tiith lR. &c..
A..-Ant Secretary aud Transor Agent Room ~, lfo
,frr N.s. nrg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

rr,IIE annual meeting of the ST oelhOldcrS OF
mis- hank for the election OF directors and inspectors
will be- held al BANKING House TUESDAY, January TO-
lsss Polls open from IL 10 J.. - .....~.. ,-,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
MARYLAND COAL co.

Nocc horcbv accrrinnco W.T. tn t'rrr' - 60"
mar, ,.rut.u. t.n saur 30. d. -, 90
ly{ 2uj 9IB ami 2l- for 30 each issued ~ tir Mr.
Ind Cnil a., were hIs drawn lNr Tho snkus Iihi
Tho bonds vii pld prrscuta ION II IL" ono" 81 no
Ff els' Loan AMI IiaN TO-, - aDa ~ W Ii"i q .'''
York o...t.
Interest thereon VIII cease on he 3.ih in,t
IN ~ ~ ms LOAN AVID "a 80 3D.. Trn-feft
''''' Igy y q. tJiston President
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Cr. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RY. co.

THE IMPORTERS AND TnAnkhs NAiloNAL bANh
NiE {
NIsy.1 ogK Dec. q. 1857
rINUE annual election for directors OF ms
/ hank viii 10 held bank Rooms; corner bisA
way Tuesday. Jauuiiy 10. 1919 ~" pom
VIII " 'P ~ EDWARD TOWNSEND. Cashier
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Eressm lkinJ.

nRESSLAKlNG.-A first-class dressInaker
wishes few more customers by ID, Gay IS
alfor and strlsh draper, can re seen. "u"''
AKr' STE ri une C3towl ONCE LBS bioso"s'.
nRESSMAKER.-By "A STYLISH dressmaker ny
The day or city reference MISS
40i 6thaye zdfoor. .----------
nRESSNA KER,-By competent dressmaker ;
~ by tie day 81 So Address or ring sals'ae "'
8Sl 34lhst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13

FREQ speech. Tho grave cannot hldc lDerty; Inc
narov-r cannot choke that New Jerusalem OF liberty,
equality and fraternity.
The PAPER al uics to tho dead Anarchists as victims
NJ class hatred and captallstc conspiracy. FREQ
speech a,sembIage FREQ press are supposed 10
IA bo inferred with their bones. Let us swear by
the ,mirhty God an eternal no. though 1t raise the
nrice of hemp" The People is edited by Harry
= Vrooman, an elder brother of NrOoman the boy
Socialist and IL advocates advanced Socialist theories
Thcre arc two outspOkcn Anarchists in providence,
and only about 200 800 members OF Socialist organ
izatons Yet the Central Labor Union + clearly In
Tho hands OF men whose Socalistic tendencies arc
strong The union has ordered memorial service
frr to morrow afternoon in honor of the heroes OF
Chicago martyred for unfolding free speech and advo
eating short hours. The atrOcty OF the late lLdcla
butchcry explained" Mrs. Ellen Bowle-, 81 'hlcasO'
10 annuunccd a. one OF the speakers. The ufer
ances OF the speakers viii probably be taken down by
he authorities.
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OPENING or ORTGIES'S NEU AFT Rooms

TIE SALE OF A HANDSOME COLLECTION TO lAhE
PLACE THERE THIS WEEK.
Tho new Fifth Avenue Art Galleries or ortglss -
will be- formally opened by a public sale t9-morr'"
Afternoon continuing each afternoon until 0~'u''
DIV. The building. between tho stewart
,ran.sp and the Now-Ysrk Clubs new house,
#, a modest structure OF two stories. WHICH,
a. regards complete appointment and thorough equip
,-nt l. probably unsurpassed by any In the country IHe
nrc fct OF the arrangement and degs, which Is due
,o Henry O. Avery i. one OF quiet dignity and simplicity
The ,v. not from the object 10 be eAhIotei
10 it, surroundings. aud thu rooms are justly "'s '
dpa. 10 tho contents on the ground are 'n'se
rooms one branching at right angles TO iHiry st.
The lighting Is furnished by series oil e's arrange" s'
r.ctnvrul.r fram. The effect throw the greatest
light on tho wall leaving the centre OF the room uN ~
contrast two smaller galleries and three rooms Tor eA
hibition al private sale occupy the second moor
Dnrin. the last week the galleries have been thrown
ono, f.r the inspecon OF the collection OF furniture
,n.strics porcclans antiquities and objects OF art EN-
hrar,d I'm tho recent mportatons by T. Stevens
tss we'll. known dealer and ART eo"eo'o"
The furniture is maslv or the Louis Nv l. perot'
Is "A hrautiul Empire drawing oeh sun p,,r. ~ tho
Gsben tapestry me mos, u"ert ser OF Sovres
nnrcelaiu The set comprises sku SIX pieces a..
bears the counersgn Of the director Oh tIe E 80 nnrs
yorknau,hp OF the Chinese. Will attract
tention. The broaLes contain r sever 1o anJ
ac.erstiS Barycs; rn. n' ionss. The cid We'd.
wnn ware has some OF the gems or the c"Ilscton ne
Dsu and Chelsea sets are ABUNDANT. anu sho ~
almost entirely devoted To chinese enameIS pore,
anJ brn.le, willis the sheffield plated ware anu the
Yer specimens arc prominently displayed III mo So''"i
,,.. ,,.,., viii. o,tsntiou since
~ - arI, an rare occasions such hns colieouoh IL
offered Tor purchase
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RIOIING IL VIRGINIA TOWN.
TROOPS SENT To rOcAHONrAs 10 QrELL 1rRHU
LENT MINERS.

TROOP, sENr To rOoAHoNrA, 10 QCELL 1rRBU-
LENT MINERS.
IYNcmnTRG. Va Nov. IA riot las brohcn ont
I'm Ic ahuntas between the and the Hungarian
miners Military from this city has gone TO the scene
~ ia, disorder Mayor Manson sent them on b.
spccial train AT tho order OF Governor Lee.
Information a. 10 the trouble {, mcagfo here bu' u
+ said that It arose over a dispatch from Oh'aE"
calling upon the forrgncr, In the mines to avcuse Inc
death, II tho Anachists Tho miners are mostly *
uorant Germans Italians and Russians ho were sent
ont lbs the carload by contractors in Newly oiA. l'
alc all morc or Les, Anarchists in belief
pocahonia, IS largely populated by these miners.
who are subject 10 litlc discipline. The natives, IN
cluding the colorcd people. dislike them. Both sides
arc said to be armed aud fortified
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TROUBLE FEARED Al NORTH ADAMS.
ANARCHIST, GEIIING READY TO MAKE rAh'DE-
HLOOpsHEp ANTICfrATkD.

uioOpSHEp ANTlCfrATfD.
NORTH ADNN,, Ma, :oy. Il tNp'ri1b Tile people
here are AWAITING the developments lkcJ'to ake place
n the Socialists make any denomination Of sympathy
for the executed CHICAGO Anarchists. II l. greatly feared
that there may Dee trouble on sunday when the socialists
Will hold meeting In Hermann Hall. meeting Of TIE
Socialist, W.. called Last night. when the following cir
cu,r WIS i..uc In the German language: Great death
celebration In Hermann Hall arranged by the socialist
Wofhng party about the execution of Innocent men.
Worktu. ,fncn and WORKING women. como all Ihcy
Will hold another meeting IN Hermann Hall sunday dur
IN - the hour, that the funeral OF the executed men u
,Llur place IN Chicago II asc"rtincd to-day That
,b,y contemplate plrllus the street, on that occasion
aud that they might again hoist the American -tg al
hn, mast o,cr tucir ALL II they undertake THIS there
t. n,v 10 bee bloo.shcl FOR those who were 30 cnr-eI
Yesterday bccI,c 81 their demonstrations are deter
min. 10 resist them with bullet. II they attempt 10
march through the streets prominent 9o'iail"' Silu
IN lay that hc considered that they had rlgh 70 place
IN, American Lg at half mast over their haI II lhry
dr.,rd to do So the authorities VIII prevent any
disturbance If possible They prepared last evening 10
nave force of icc- mp from l1tt>led' nee
s,ry They viii Dee prepared for amy outbreak which
may possibly take place 10 morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13
THE SENSELESS RAWLINGS IN THIS CITY.


MOST AND HIS FOLLOWERS RANT AGAINST TIE
POLICE. THE PRESS AND CAPITAL
To the sccprcal who feels that he Is secure from
danger nothing appears to him so ridiculous as the wild
raylngs OF the Anarchist. Until within year or two
ma one took any notice Of their reckless sayings and
threats and Il the bomb throwing in Chicago in
Nav 1886, that called attention to them and their
boodthirsty speeches Probably John Most is the cham
on reyier OF law and order and their representatives.
the police
"Down with the Police! is a fayoritc though mild
form OF expression for him.
"If those in Chicago hanged. for every
drop OF blood that shed it will life" said he in
German at a meeting In Cooper Union some time ago.
Fellow workingmen, Arise! Prepare to defend your
famIlIes, " Is the advice he often gives.
BLOOD for blood" he will cry in his most violent
passion when thoroughly aroused while speaking.
aUang the reporters" he shouted at meeting on
the East Side year ago, and his followers tried to
do it, a liberal display OF courage aud revolver or
two softened them greatly.
der bleedhounds unit der caputulstick press" he
said to a reporter recently In badly miSed-up low
Dutch and wor So English lie added TO that in German:
"Tney want hang all OF u.s. When he was told that
it would he excellent for the peace OF the community
that wa, DONE he flew into violent passion and cursed
roundly.
Wealth or property Is = cure for Anarchy.
II act. upon them like powerful opiatc nervous.
erctnbe person Justus schwab came here few years
ago. the most wild aud rampant Of Anarchists. Wild
expressions OF his his days have been almost
entirely during his extended period OF peace
funcss. $500 ,
God bless the hand that threw the bomb! yelled
George g. Block. Editor OF Ihe Hdkcrs Jo"Tngt. at
meeting OF the Central Labor Union recently Block Is
not an Anarchist but Socialist, and In the excitement
OF the speech that be was making gave vent TO mat en-
preston.
II they want blood give them all they want or
it,. spoke Sergus t. sheych IN Union Square AFTER the
clubbing took place .
Colonel Hinton and hi wife Isabella are probably two
Of the eNctabe people who are connected Win mo
sociasiic cause They at times reckless IN the use
OF language expressing their condemnation OI lhe
police Mrs. Hinton extremely nervous. nut sAc docs
indulge In anything stronger than vile tilhS',
Inhuman brues mcrcilcsS wrctches. In referring 10
police Chicago. she IS or tho best lrlcnIs aI
Ctilcn Train has and he that she Il complete
Psyrho Her husband however. IL almost unconiroll-
able in passion and the cause OF those whom lie
thinks are oppressed IA being discussed. 80
The miserable cui thIOats anu murlerers. ne NA'
of the Chicago police. " have fought TOT
liberty OF this country aud avn VIKING 10 40 IL
again" is his frequent boast 80,
Ct" What would your 7th Regiment amount TO-. nc ~ali
day. the face OF q dozen bomb, why, we r"hIu
blow entire city into atoms with bomb tAat You
rnull hold In your hand
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nm ,oycsuopy porrs's LECTURES


Mr.. Dr I.ngshore Potts lectured again LAST night !"
fl,icLerug Hall and tho place was well hI'eu' INC
.u,i.ct WAS Food and Digestion What 10 ta' anu
How tn Eat IT, Tho physiological Elects OF ASeio All"
Narcotics" Mrs Potts pleaded earnestly Tor temper
ou,s If tho stomach Is 10 DC preserved !"
healthy state and force was gwen l"
ths appeal by the diagrams sxhlbitsd' showing 'i'
0ects Of alcohol upon tho system She pointed out inc
vaus Of preseryirg the teeth In sound state Tor tho
prop.r nlasticaton OF fosd Tea and coffee she saiu
,,ore peyerfu asrin:ents. which acted prendlclany
not only upon the body but upon tho NINA ana prn US
su.s All kinds of meat were moro dlsesuple "heh
naked or boiled than when fried; AMI the hapt vi ohs
hot toast with butter, She said. ~s elh p' inc cuS'
a mora indigestion than any thing else The sas thihS
Dr. Potts prohibits In diet is pork and bsr remarks
nrov,d her s he strong radical In temperance matters
I'm connection with Mrs Dr. Pottss lectures Dr.
Ch,r,, Harrison has delivered two special lectures 70
mon only AT Cnickcring Hall On Thursday evening" TIC
offered some sound practical advice Tor avoidix many
Of the common ailments which are so pie'aeat ~
tho present time. He predicted that the Time woulu
come when the hereditary transmission OF disease
would be rec. snlcd IA q crime and wsud DC punished
"A such The lecture Of strictly moral character
D Harrison lectures for the last lime In fstorlca! HAIL.
Brooklyn, Cd Tuesday evening next
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KNoEDLERS SEIZED PICTURES ~ COURE

ANTHONY COMsToCK'S CASE AGAINST TIE ART
DEALER Is POSTPONED
Not for weeks yet will the wheels Of justice De es
In motion 10 determine whether Anthony ComsiocSsor
Mr. knoedler's idea OF what constitutes an improper
,cture shall recevs the sanction ef law and meanwhile
patron. of art Will be left I'm suspense As 10 whether thsr
admiration for certain French Salon pictures r,ht AID
proper and evidence OF artistic taste. or Is something
that should cause them blush aud turn tho o1ecisn'
able pictures 10 the wall.
The case came up yesterday msrnins before Justice
Kilbrsh in the Tombs Police Court which would hardly
be- selected the best place In which to Determined
nice question Of proprety But the case did not
stay in the Tombs Police Court long Il. L. knscller.
tho senior member OF the firm OF hnoeosr 60, ahd
Edward knOedler, who, with Clerk George l.
Pfelnsr had been arrested by Anthony 'omstock
on Friday. were there, backed up by Frederic II.
Csudert who seldom deigas 10 scatter the gems OF ms
oratory In the arid OF police court But on th'
occasion he was prepared prove by citations aneienI
aud modern. embracing boh prose AMI poetry tnat 10
the pure all things pure, and tina; AS Tor ire man
who bushes at the undraped art OF eminent French
paiuter, shame on him who thinks III OF It.
Mr. Comstock the other hand. was prepareI 20
a, tomb 70 ,yertirow the moral foundations u tIo
Republic The offending pictures were IN csurt-a h"n'
dred 0; them re-4 swathcd in tissue paper. 50
that they would not Gosfnp as pocn nnyr
But the orca battle was not waesd; the pictures
T Tss' s sSs nation" was POSTPONED unit, 10
yemher 20 After the adjournment Of the case,
Mr. kuoedler waxcd sarcastic what lie termed mo
"Comstockian view OF art but at the same time no
stated that firm and all respectable nrins would 10
rlad 10 get legal which would clearly define
what il an immoral picture some or the pictures To
which Mr. ComStock toek exception ne sdht were %,
such artists Gcrome. Cabane Lefevre ami
Rouri.reau ami had exced the admin alton or competent
art critics the world over
Later in the day Mr. Cemstock again appeared
nj The Tombs Police Court with him Ia custody WAS
DIR Joshua A. Rots whs sells photographs, etcnnss ava
engrayings Brentanss store Oh mon square pr.
Cemstock had discovered that Or. Roth was selhhS
some OF the photographs tnat had caused h COM
stock 20 set the law motion against hhoeIer %
Or Roth waive an examination and was hed III S'Oo
bail ~, a., dr..
BERNARD Knizer. member or the INV
OF Jctfrcys K Co. Of No. 81 Csrtlasdt ST. was a.so
arragned al the Tombs Yesterday. charged by Nj Ceh.
stock with displaying i@modest show-card' TO @leIusS
his business. lie held In $500 bail to answer "
-assi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13
40. 80, And 81 WEST 23D-ST.

.Gencra History OF Virginia. etc IS ono Of s geas 81
~, collecti,u liner there rare autograph rI tes
from carly Americas explorers AID naVsstors, anu
numerous old historical works In the sa''ei'e -
bv Landserr SIR Joshua Reynods ,,i ann
renowned French. spanish auu , 80.
n,nfora The NEST highly priced OF the pictures nov"
Yer ia Munckacsys Milton Debating iaradlse Lou
"a ts D,u-hrr" several valuable specimens OF scupE
ure a 80 adorn the library. -.,. a,,,,,.
Iy lie will Of Miss 1enox which was recently alnil' I,
t,6 IN nro,te the trustees have become posess,d OF
= 90 600 in cash and tho remainder ot tue poVh on
which the library stands. 80 that thsy are 40" Wen Pic
p4r.d 10 add 10 the treasures OF tho library
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13
Illood Ntli Tell.

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&, M an iu,unt, bood .loicies erupllns "a 10 ,npropsr
nra nil symptom of an impure bio ~ uue D IN. 10 properly
ton of the liver When mis- lmpoil leans NJ the blood.
mnnrTs are carried all parts o the of The sruggle
a, ahove referred 10 merely eVdrhOc Iuess her
oY <,ture L, Throw The poisonou, ar, certain % fo
Warning Needed tine. serious .rs or ~ con
W. In liver or kidney is", orsry will ite
unntnn DR. rleres's Golden Msicaa 80 liver TO heal
.n an5 en- re- these aiscaees by restoring '"o
thy condition.